王永全

Wang Yongquan, about whom limited public information is available, can be confirmed as an author writing in the field of computing, with three works recorded in the library. Judging from their subject matter, his writing follows two main lines. One is information security and judicial practice, represented by Information Crime and Computer Forensics and its companion training tutorial, the former focusing on theory and methods while the latter helps readers put knowledge into practice through hands-on exercises, together forming a pattern that pairs theory with practice. The other is computational thinking and computing culture, represented by Computational Thinking and Computing Culture, which addresses basic computer literacy and discusses ways of computational thinking and the meaning of computing culture. His works are commonly classified under general computing and examinations, indicating that the content serves both knowledge popularization and teaching or exam preparation. Overall, his writing targets teaching and practical needs, with plain language and attention to combining conceptual clarity with hands-on training, making it suitable as reference material for related courses or for self-study.